We’re back in the new year as we take in some modern cinema from the heady future year of Two Thousand Anno Domini and watch Love and Basketball. Only one of us likes basketball, and they’re from a country that doesn’t have it, so come for us to wonder over Dick Vitale, talk about the Clippers, and otherwise break down this decade-long romantic epic with all the grace and consideration you would expect from the three of us.

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The Right Stuff

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We take on a double feature to close out the year as we watch two of the most famous movies of Japan’s infamous B movie director Seijun Suzuki! What does it mean to earnestly make a movie, how much can you cut a budget and still make the picture work, and why don’t more people have theme songs? All this and more in this episode all about killers and the hard lives they lead.

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Love & Basketball

After a bit of a break we head back into the mines of classic cinema to cover Cleo from 5 to 7, a movie that by reputation two of our hosts were actively fearful of. We drift along our thoughts of the French New Wave, gender, existentialism, and more in this real time adventure through the Paris of Podcasts, Repertory Screenings. Please enjoy!

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Tokyo Drifter and Branded to Kill

Our October adventure comes to an end as we go back to the nostalgia for the 50s and enjoy the parade of goofy effects and cartoon comeuppance that is Creepshow! Zombies might be scary, but they can’t compare to bugs. What if Stephen King wrote and AU Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? fanfic? And truly, what’s more evil than a rich man who decorates in Buddha statues and wall scrolls. This and more!

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Cléo from 5 to 7

It’s October which means it’s time to watch some scary movies. Or it would be, but one of the hosts isn’t a huge horror fan, so instead we’re doing two episodes about horror-adjacent movies that even the horror adverse can enjoy! Please sit back as this week we bring you a tale of dusty roads, denim everything, and the question of whether a vet is really who you want to go to when you have a blood disease.

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Creepshow

We’re a week late but hopefully you don’t mind waiting as much as Rupert Pupkin doesn’t mind waiting, because we’re finally here to wade through the psychological trauma of fame and desire that is The King of Comedy. Join us as we counter program against the clown movie to remember that once upon a time DeNiro could act and Scorsese could make a good movie that wasn’t four hours long.

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Near Dark

This week we settle in for a duo of documentaries as we watch the 80s ruin everything with The Decline of Western Civilization parts 1 and 2, though mostly part 2! Enjoy us talking about metal, a genre we all dislike!

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The King of Comedy

Today we take a ride off the highway of classic cinema for a cult classic that finally divides the hosts as we discuss everyone’s favorite Fast & Furious tagalong, Torque!

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The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years

Somewhere it seems it is always the 70s and it is always all about Gender as we explore Barbara Loden’s harrowing story of being set adrift in a hellscape of class and culture and the violent and inconstant shores one might find oneself on the way.

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Torque

Two thirds of the podcast takes psychic damage today as we explore Alexander Payne’s satire of politics and gender by watching Election. Is the Midwest really like this? Is life really this petty? What does it mean for a teacher and a student to know each other? All this and more as we all vote Tammy and grump about shitty men.

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Wanda